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WAsuINaros, D. O., June o.-The 1ntsr'
State Commerce Co.alnissiou is trying to
arrange a date for hearing tho arguments
upon the complaints Of the Burton Stock
Ca Compsny against q number Of rail
road {, e,,mpaniea. General Butler has sig
ni6ed his intention to bring a number oi
witnesses fro. n all parts Of the country on
the side Of the car company and bitter
contest 10 exptxaed. Chairman Cooley
has returned to tbs CITY: 4,
A complaint was -eceissa to-day from
tho Board tof Trade Of sHartwell, Ga.
urging discrimination against freight from
Hartwoll by the Richmond ~ Danyills
road and Its connecting lines, and asking
for a strict enforcement; Of the fourth
clause Of the law. 4 {. * N
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a FRIEND Of Mr.. Conkling represents
that gentleman as being still in sympathy
with the Republican party, though not
likely to take part in the campaigni OF
next year unlesa a personal friend shall
be the Republican nominee. ; This is
what may be called occasional and per-
sonal Rspublicanism, which is not the
kind thst is bottomed on principle. This,
moreover, is not the kind Of Republican,
ism that put Mr.. Conkling in the House
Of Representatives and Inter in the United
States Senate. Nor is it the sort which
he hoped would some day put him in the
White House. I1si, Mi ri. a.
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Indian Convention.

sr. Lorls, Mo-, June o.-A special from
Euiaula, Indian Territory, says The
Indian Council resumed its sessions with
delegates from eighteen tribes present,
who expressed their satisfaction q. there
port Of the committee appointed Monday
TO draft memorial to the President on
tho land question. Tho preamble epumer.
ates the tribes that are to sign the menlor.
ial to.wit: Cherokees, Creeks, Ohoctaws,
Chickssawa, semiuolss, Ssc and Fox,
Osage and others. With many misgivings
they assume the United States Govern
ment intends to give the Indians tho BEN
eft Of civilization without depriying them
Of their rights. Having lived under the
policy they claim to be fair Judges of its
utility. They do not wish TO antagonizs
say pclicy OF the Government, but con.
tribute to It's effects, but they make an
earnest appeal in behalf Of the civilization
of the wild tribes Of the Territory against
any act providing Tor the allotment OF
lspds in severalty to Indiana. n Sj91i..s
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NlEw YoRH, Juneo o.-Tha annual regatta
Of tho New York Yacht Club took place
to-day. The entries were not as large a; as
they have been in iormor years, but the
boats are all representatives OF their GLASS,
There are eight prizes, aeven for regular
classes and a special prizs for keel schoon-
ero offered by the club. i7.,35 n
z The Atlantic took the lead early in the
race and maintained It to the end. Sham.
rook, Priscilla, Palatea, sachem. Gotand
and others were handicapped at tLe start.
The fleet ran into q brisk sauall on the
west bank in the lower bay, and all except
the Hchooners and the Galatea and Grace
lowered their top Baila and hauled down
the iib top ssila. Tho Atlantic stood VOL
il the s9uall, as did the Titania also. The
Shamrock did not show up 80 we'll, but
aiteswsrd did good work. IA - ~
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BUCKS ON TIE NvAHpAru
In Arizona--Promineut Citizens Slain by III,
w indinns. sHs 49,

u .l..H " Indians. - EE
: NoGALEs, AIlx., June 9.-The Indian
outbreak in this Territory is assuming
proportions. The widespread depreds.
tionB indicate that there are many more
than seventeen bucks, as fret reported,
on the war path. The whole. country ID
fred with excitement, and it is feared par.
ties will organize to visit the San Carlos
reservation. In such an event there will
be great slaughter & sIEGg%ET 4.
Advices arc coming from all directions
Of outrages. Word comes from w, =.
Leek ,F Of Crittenden, that he and two
others were aroused yesterday morning
by several rife shots, and found they
were surrounded by Indians. Mike
Grace, one OF tho party, an old pioneer,
and highly esteemed and prominent citi.
zen OF Arizona, was killed.. The other
two made their eacape through CANYON
pursued by the eavages. The former was
a brother Of ex-Mayor, Grace, OF New
York. ~ ~ r a5f l.
The people Of Crittenden appealed to
the station agent at Nogsles, ".For Coda
sake send Us aid" In fifteen minutes q
special train had soldiers on board in
charge Of Captain Lee. A portion OF the
command, under Captain Mutt, is on the
trail Of the hostiles, A courier reports
that Nuts force ran into party Of In.
diana and is now chasing them over the
hills. They secm to be making for the
Patagonia Mountains, and 1t ia quite eyi.
dent that the hostiles intend to reach the
Sierra Madre Mountains. II-
"a telegram ftom Calabasas to the Ohiet
o.. Police at Nogsles, says the Indians 6red
upon McCullock's ranch and are on their
way south. Another party, it is reported,
pushed southwest out Calabasas. !. Juan
Cenochio, commandant Of Magdalens has
twenty-five mounted men who leave to.
day to try and intercept the Indians at the
principal passes along the international
line. So q'7igi,, ~, ~ : h
Frank Wallace, Of the Sonora Land
Company, arrived from the Montezums
district to day and reports that all settlers
along the route who are likely to be OK.
posed had been notified by Governor Tor.
res that the Indians are out. is}Vti.
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MAJOR EWING, said to be the oldeat man

MAJOR EWING, said to be the oldest man
In Washington county, passed away yes
terday. In the campaign Of 1854 the old
gentleman came down to meet the nomi-
nee, his distinguished kiaaman, and occu.
pied seat on the platform at the big
meeting in Bellaire. When Mr.. Blaine
was at Pittsburgh last fall, Major Ewing
was there too, seemingly no worae for hia
pears. With him passes away one OF
Washington county'a landmarks. Mr..
Blaine was very fond OF him, and will be
panied to hear that he waa 80 near his end
when hia fsvorite nephew was but one
day out from New York.
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sINGULA1. ACCIDENT
III Circus menageri0-A Lion Terribly
NIaugles an Attendant. z,

III Circus Menageri0-A Lion Terribly
A1augles an Attendant. f55 .s.>.l..f +.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 9.-Ths residents Of
Wentworth avenue were aroused at day.
break this morning BY most terrifying
eeries OF ahrieks and growls proceeding
from circus located in the neighborhood.
The circus people were aroused by the un-
usual uproar and proceeded to investigate.
Painting on the floor Of the mensgerie was
found Henry Dreaber, one of the attend
ants. One Of his legs was torn and man.
gled. Above him the lions roared and
wreBtled With the restraining bars. Drea-
bar was terribly lsesrated, and he had
nearly bled to death by the time assist
ance arrived. i. ~ ,,ii \. sTD'ia
When Dreaber recovered consciouanesDss
he stated that he had gone to sleep lsst
night on the top OF the cage containing the
llons. The frat thing he knew was that
tho beasta had dragged his leg through
upper bars Of the den, and we're clswing
and biting the flesh off It. The pulled
him oH the roof and he iell down on the
floor fainting, but how the excited lion
came to attack him he does not know,
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MOnnt For BoOdlers.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The Cook County
Commissioned bill now only needs the
Governors slgnsiursto BECOME a lay. 1T
has passed both houses Of the Legislature
with the amendment providing for an an
nual election OF the whole Board, in
place Of a biennial election Of moiety.
The frat election will take place No
yember 5, and thereafter annually on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. Ten members aro to be elect
ed by the city and five by the suburbs.
Every voter may designate upon his bal
lot his choice for President OF; the Board.
Five years residence in Cook county is re-
quired to qualify a citizen for election.
The bill is the outg,owth Of the recent
exposure Of the corruption OF the County
Board Of Commissioners, and it is believ.
sd That the adoption OF the new method
Of election, which the bill provides for,
will preyent Tor all time the formation Of
another ring, - Sra, q lyiJti} ~
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Attendant Exercises,

j.
Y The six!eenth annual commencement Of
the West Liberty State Normal School took
place yesterday, and brought to q close
one Of the most successful years the insti-
tuition has ever known. While the grad
uating class was not as large as many that
have gone out from the school in the past,
the total enrollpent, seventy.fye, was
larger than that Of any year since 1876,
and under the able direction Of Professor
A. R. Armstrong, the Principal, and Mrs.
Alb. Wendt, assistant, the work done has
been thorough and Of lasting character.
1t may also be said that tho past year has
seen more active interest taken in the
school by the citizens Of West Liberty and
the section Of country surrounding; and
there is nothing that go tends to the suc.
cess Of an institution Of this kind as such
an interest. 4 f ;5F.i
During the coming year more extend.
ed interest should be shown. The State
has been more liberal in its appropriations
for the next two yearo than heretofore
and West Liberty and the other Normal
schools in the State are better prepared
than ever to serve as training schools for
those who are to teach the coming esner.
alton, The aim Of the Normal achools-
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! THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents md Incidents In Wost VIRGINIA
aud Vicinity. q

Accidents md Incidents In West virginia
& sils aud Vicinity. s'.5Ili {-s &
Belmont county has lO7 SALOONS.
The Masonic order at Powhatsu ia mr.
ranging Tor big time on st. Johns Day,
June "a. 3..,1g' - -
This is the of year for apples in Monon-
gal!a, and an abundant supply OF that
fruit may not be expected there. ~ h,
We now receive the Wheeling dailies
at ~ O'Clock 4. NJ, the snme day they are
prlnted-the best time on record.-Aior-
ganlo,ra Post. 5!!s.,s :, - - =,
The Odd Fellows OF Inorganic WI, are
talking aeriouAly Of selling their present
building and buying ground for the erec-
ton OF large editico. g.,[s "a Il n
William Stevens, a carpenter who lives
near Huntington, was killed "Wednesday
morning by the falling OF & scatYold on
which he waa standing while weather.
boarding a house. s. 5{s &C.,"
Vol. l No. Of the Freemason's Monitor.
Q monthly publiahed at Huntington by ].
!. Peterson and Ira r. Wood, has beeu re-.
ceiyed. 1t is well printed and bids fair to
MI long felt want among the members OF
INC MASONIC order. y445ass3 5'fS.7g,. y, ,i..i
The Romney Intelligencer wss shovn bv
Mr. Robert Fisher, a piece OF petriiad i
snake taken out OF mine at Davis. which
he brought home with him. Twas about
ten inches long, twenty inches in circum.
terence, black, very heavy, and presents
laminated sutlace. Mr.. Fisher Save Tho
miners at DAVIS have exhumed eavara|
from sixteen to twenty feet long, at great
depths, and they look as natural AZ life.
even the eyes being perfectly preserved.
Samuel McVicker, who lived about pix
miles up the river from Grafton, in the
neighbothood OF Henderson's mill, was
drowned last Sunday evening while swim.
ming the river. He swam the river but
could not get his dog to follow him and 40
no went back after him and attempted to
take MN across by force, but the brute got
away IN the water and returned to shore,
Again Mc Wicker swan back and eaaayed
once more to croes the river with hie hold
on the dog, but the latter. resisted until in
the struggle the young man Was seized
With cramps and sank to rise no more. i,-
Tho Governor has pardoned E,lwara
sandburry, OF Taylor county, lpon natl.
ton from the penitentiary phyaician e sev.
Ing that Sandburry's health was bad, com.
bined with petitions from various cit;zspa
ol Taylor county. ssndburry was aen- +.
fenced by the March term Of the Circuit
Court OF 1885, to fvc years' imprisonment
ior grand larceny. Governor Wilson also
ieaneu q pardon 10 Harvey Massie, the
Preston county forger, on the utrength Of
satement by Dr.. Bruce, the pen!tenti-
ary, Physician, that Massie is a lunatic,
and John straup, who has been confined
II me penitentlary aimee lsss February.
ne was q resident Of Jefferson county, and
Waa charged With attempting to burn a lot
OF wheat with intent 10 defraud insurance
companies. ;S8,y lr.I33 y 4. : + ~ = :,
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nl'NrACK1N's GRIEVANCE. !:
Against Editor O. O'Bricn-IIe Accuses Il,
A f.lt. nj

Against Editor O'Bricn-IIe Accuses Tho
AIitntor OF Inconsistency. YER. r
New YoRK, June 9.-John McAIsckin.
leader Of the Henry George party in this
city, whose position % chairman OF thu
MAS meeting in honor of William
O'Brien on Sunday evening caused the
latter gentleman to deny himself
to the eyes OF the gathering
has written an open letter. touch.
ing. the episode and the denunciation
which O'Brien hurled at him (McMackinl !
n his speech at the Hoffman house OF,
Monday night. McMacken is very bitter
in his denuuciation Of O'Brien and those
with whom he associated in New York,
Ihs central idea OF the letter ia that
OBrien does not want to FREQ the tenants
Of Ireland from lsndlordian by nation
alizing land, but merely wants to
change the landlords; that after going to
Canada to deuounce Lord Lansdo ho
comes to New York and hobnobs with
landlords who are hRbitually guilty. al
evictionsas cruel as those practised against
the Luggacurran tenants Of the Governor
General. < ~. la, J, Z : VI -,
McMackin denounces those who ban
quetted Mr. O'Brien and lauded his WORK
in Canada, as hypocritea. He says their
sympathies for the eyicted Irish tenants are
very tender, but that he has not heard A
word from Tammany s. Hall or B;shon
O'farrell In condemnation OF the brutal
evictions OF a couple of weeks ago in
pennsylvania, when scores of families
were pitched out Of their houses into the
streets and obliged to remain there all
night as the landlord forbade, under
penalty Of eviction, any one . to
give them shelter" He declares That
the position Of the Irish tenant
is better than that Of his American com.
peer, that the farmer, If his rent is upiust.
ly high, can have 1t reduced by appeal to
the courts, whereas the American tenant
must pay up, or get out. He concludes,
therefore, that Mr.. O'Brien in reiusinr
to allow meeting on behalf OF oppressed
American tenants was to say the least in.
consistent, since he had come across the
ocean Tor the sole purpoae OF denouncipg
a mar expressing Irish tenants in the
same way. N = ss'.5555s9 y
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! REPUBLICAN CONVENTION


OF Belmont County-Delegates Selected to
Ha~ the Stats Convention. W. Z
Special Dispctch 10 tie IntsIlt9ener, tE 4
sT. CLAIRsvlLLE, O., June 0.-The Re.
publican Central Committee Of Belmont
county in session here to-day was an har..
monlous and enthusiastic affair, with
every township duly represented. e,l
It was agreed to call the County Con.
vention to meet in BellAire on Ssptem.
ber g.. Ep.G 1F.I IN
Delegates were chosen to the State Con-
yention as iollows: D. II. Darrah, j. T.
Hsnea, ". ]. Berry, S. B. Piper, E. @.
Morris, =; A. Welsh, Morris Cope, John
|. 1srael, Lorenzo Danford, Isaac II. Gas
ton, W. F. Smith aud Solomon Hogue.l n
rAlternates, J. B. Jackson, Samuel Hilles,
William II. Haron, W. A. Merritt, E. B.
Armstrong, J. NJ. Todd, NJ. @. Mitchell,
George Robinson, W. G. Steer, J. NJ.
Beckett, J. F.. Hamilton and Emanuel
Gflnuere0n. W ~ E|al Y '@,s. =,
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TnR HemasOn's Monitor Is the title OF a
monthly publication Just begun at Hunt
iDgton by Mcssrs Jas. J. Peterson and Ira
R. Wood. The frat number gives good.
ly promiae. The Monitor is in competent
hands, and II tho fraternity give it the
support which, we are sure, 1t will merit,
the caupe Of Masonry in West Virginia
cannot fail 10 be benefited. ysAatEt
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EnEliAll Cabinet l1cstInr

LoSpos, June 9.-Ths Cabinet held a
meeting to-day, only lasting an hour and
fifty minutes. The subjects discussed
were the speeches made by Michael Dayitt
in ireland during the past fortnight. in
which he connselled the tansnts 10 res;nt
eviction by all means at their Command
and the report of Col. Sir Joseph Ridge
way, on the progress Of the Afghan
boundary commiesion'a work. : - d
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SuARr'S TRIAL.

ono a." "Embraeer" lot on. aud Another
Indicted. ms
NEW YoRE, June 9.-John Vanderbilt,
the young man who is alleged to hsye
"embrsced" Juror Hudson against his
viii, appeared IL the Court Of Oyer and
Termincr this morning, where Sharp's
t.ial is in progress. Judge Bar,ott took
the evidence under consideration and
Vanderbilt's bail was continued This
done, the matter OF examining tslesmen
was continued. o9
At the examination Vanderbilt admit.
ed that he had made tho remarks asoribed
to him, but made them in an unguarded
moment, not knowing he was violating
any law. He had simply said, "Don't be
hard On the old msn." He had no direct
interest in tho matter, aud did not even
know MIR. Sharp. I: was simply q foolish
exclamation without any criminal intent.
Several Witnesses testified to tho good
character Of the accused: I% IA
Assistsnt District Attorney Nicoll, who
was present and Represented tho people,
wss obliged to admit there vag not evi.
dencs 0. the defendants having been mix.
ed up in tho matter in theleast
After the examination OF tho talesmen
had proxreesed at some length COUNCIL for
The people snd defense expressed their
dissatisfaction with the character Of the
Jury. (. 81
Judge Bsrrett was equally dissatisfied
and directed that 1000 Or 5000 names be
placed In tho general panel to be drawn
from. Later. tbs Commissioner OF Jurors
had a long conference With Judge Barrett
regarding the matter.
During tho examination Of Jurors hr.
MaYtins announced to the Court for the
defense that the grand jury had dismissed
the charge Of chbrscery against George
II. Warner, who had talked with Juror
Sutton. The grand jury have ipdiitst
George W. Lynch, an officer Of one Of
Snaps RAILROADS., for embracery in con-
nection With the TRIAL. II, n 5.$$ ,,..iifiS
The jury remained incomplete when the
hour Of adjournment arrived. As the de.
Tense have exhausted their twenty pre-
emptory challenges there Is a bare posi-.
bility Of the trial beginning tomorrow,
though the prosecution may delay the
opening Of .hs trial until Monday morn
s,&s
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They. Will Apne;nl.

y BosroN, June s.-Tho Cunard steamer
Cephalonia, whose management was find
$1,000 for landing an insane woman at this
port, was permitted to clear and sail to.
day upon depositing 81 900 with the spr-
yeyor OF the Port. ). The Cunard Company
will3appeal to the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury Of the United States Tor q remittance
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Mr.. J. W. BAnSEs, formerly Of the edi-
torial staff oi the 1NTELLloEScER and re-
Gently Of The Government Printing Office,
has bought aud will at once take charge
Of the Tyler County Star. Mr.. Barnes is q
Republican from way back, a skilled
printer and we'll versed in the conduct Of
newspaper. He will be an acquisition
to Tyler county and to the journalism Of
tho State. 1t ID nothing whatever against
Mr.. Barnea tina. he is an Ohio man. [
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Steamer Ashore.

u LONDON, June o.--,Denae iogs have pre-.
vailed in the channel for the past week,
and the movements Of steamers greatly in.
terisyed with. While the heavy ioc was was,
prevailing the British steamer Gastieiord,
Captain McLson, which left Montreal
May 26 for Newcastle and London, went
ashore of tho Scilly Islands,. She il In a
bad position, and ant it is believed will prove
a wreck. - y58 II Y.
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REMARKABLE LONGEVITY.
A Sprightly Woman of Ono Hundred Cele.
brntcs Her Iirthday.-iIcr Descendants.
Special Dbpdtch to tts fnttittgenctJ, n ~ NE

brntcs Her llirthday.-iior Descendants.
sptctat Dapatea to Re inttiligencr. II
PARxERsuuna. June I0.-Mm. Henry
Roush, nee Misc Annie ssyre, OF >Letart
iust below this city, has celebrated he,
one hundredth birthday. She has lived
at Letart ninety.three years. At the age
Of fifteen abe was married to Horny
Roush and from this union thirteen chill.
dren were born, eight of whom are aslll
living at the following remarkable uges: :
Lydia Naguer7S; Hannah jackson, Is +;
Dorothy Jones, 90; Phoebe Runner, IS ;
Kate Greenlee, IS; Almira Brinker, 90;
Mahala Hayman, IS, and David Roush, 80.
She has q grand.child .02, and through
him are living members Of hye genera.
tlons. Her Rreat-great.grand.ohildren
number about fifty and her detcendants
are more than aix hundred In number.
She is sprightly and vigorous and weighu
about 1856 pounds. az IS. .l.r-l NJ. m
Il Wesley Anderson, the man who at.
tempted to brutally outrage Hiss Shep.
herd, OF Tyler county, Is ntiii at large and
the whole county is Indignant Il. Is said
that the oilicers arc afraid OF him. vi
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Lutheran Synod, no

OMAHA, NRHp. June 4,-The members
and friends oi the Lutheran General
Synod left hare this morning by special
excursion train for Lincoln and Beatrice,
At Lincoln they were received by the
Governors and Mayor and large concourse
Of citizsns, and after being conveyed
through the town In carriages were ban.
,quetted by the citizens. At Beatrice they
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JUST after Senator sherman'a speech be-
fore the Illinois Lcgislaturn, the St. Louis
Globe Democrat had ninety Of the Republi-
can members Of that body interviewed as
to their Presidential preferences. Blaine
was the frat choice Of forty.six and sher-
man Of nineteen. This knocks the wind
out Of the absurd charge that Sherman
was brought to Springfield to start boom
T.. It,y, I--...l siL.- ~. l4+4 r. lru .f Il
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As often as the Regents OF the Univer.
gity have taken step in advance tho in.
stituslon hNa responded in practical ways.
The most radical changer haye been the
most beneficial. The Uuiyorsity Is on a
better and broader basis now than it has
been for years, and tho people arc that
much more disposed to give it a cordial
suppoyt. ,aS-1' A}gSi X,
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Otlier Games Abroad.

AT Chicago-Pitts,, 6; Chicago, S; 4
At Balto-Cleveland, s; Balto., Ii.
AT Phlia-st. Louis, 7; Athletic, s. q #.
AZ Boston-Phila., 8; Boeton, 7. IL
AT Detroit-Indisnapolis, 5; Detroit. 4.
AT New York-Brooklyn, 0; Gin, !. :
At New York -Wash'n, :; New Yorkn.e.
AT New York-Mets, 7; Louisville, A.